Night Work

The burden of sleep
Is not sufficient to keep
The man
From his tasks
Which must be
Done
Thus he ignores
All pleas to rest
Making instead
Of time, the
Best

Done.

After, the work
Is done
Completion is
Achieved, within
The mind of the worker
Perhaps not?
The observer, who
May view with sceptical
Eyes
The work of man, is
Done.

Perhaps this verse shows the way in which any achievement is only truly completed within the eye of the achiever; demonstrating the critical nature of all those not participants in the manufacturing process. I think this poem shows that only when the artisan is satisfied, is the art done. Perhaps this definition could be applied to one's coursework? YES.